Any program that just monitors RFXCOM or similar?

[Madcodger]

All,

I've been able to transfer almost all my automation needs from HomeSeer to my ISY and Elk, but have one final area that continues to bug me: wireless temp and humidity. I have an RFXCOM and several Oregon Scientific wireless sensors, so hardware is handled. But I can't figure out how to / where to find a PC or Mac program that will just read those devices. Logging would also be great, but not essential. I realize I may not be able to interface with the other automation equipment (although that would be ideal) but at least I could see those temps/humidities on screen.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

 

[pete_c]

In the EU many folks utilize wireless home automation using the RFXCOM boxes.  That said there is a software mention here on the CT site for one of those pieces of software.  There is a whole "world" of automating everything with these RFXCOM devices.
 
http://cocoontech.com/forums/topic/24098-freedomotic-54-andrew-version-is-finally-out/#entry191218
 
I personally gave one little linux flash based touch screen application a try and it worked well relating to a DIY of sorts for the RFXCOM automation.
 
http://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=955
 
Here my old long running environmental stuff is 1-wire this or that with some 5 1-wire networks today.  I also have a "few" combo temperature and humidity sensors and temperature sensors wired to the HAI OPII panel.  I do keep the 1-wire mac addresses in a database and still hand write them to a little book such that I do not forget where they are at in the house.
 
I still have this weird innate feeling relating to wireless environmental sensors and batteries that in my old age I will most likely forget where it is that I put the wireless sensors over a period time.  That is me getting old though.  (so experimenting will write stuff down).

 

[b_weijenberg]

xPLRFX is an option http://www.xplmonkey.com/rf.html 
 
eventually together with EventGhost http://www.eventghost.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2077